帐篷 (zhàng peng): Tente

By the time we climbed to the halfway point of the mountain, it was already dark, so we had to quickly find a flat spot to pitch a tent and spend the night.

A music festival was held in the park, and the grass was densely covered with colorful tents; the atmosphere was especially lively.

After the earthquake, rescue workers set up hundreds of tents on the square so that the homeless residents would have a temporary shelter from the wind and rain.

Camping novices had better choose a self-opening tent; it's convenient to pack up, and you don't have to spend time figuring out the poles.

The wind was too strong; it took several of us working together to secure the tent, otherwise it would have been blown away long ago.

The children built a small tent in the yard using a bedsheet and bamboo poles, pretending to be explorers.